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Loading...When you create a new table in PowerPoint, you’ll see some sort of default formatting applied to it. Most probably, you’ll find that the table already has Banded rows and the Header row highlighted. While PowerPoint decides to turn on some of these Table Style Options, there are some that you can manually enable. All put together, you can play with 6 distinct Table Style Options that let you control the way through which table rows and/or columns can be made to stand apart.
Learn about Table Style Options in PowerPoint 2013 for Windows.
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